home behind me put up the warning sign over there. the home was not tarped at the time so neighbors believe the thieves thought there were expensive tools inside. tonight those neighbors tell me they feel they have to night this crime themselves. not even the no trespassing signs or scare crow next door were enough to stave off the willow street burglar. >> she's painstakingly put the house back together in its era, room by room. they broke in the back door with a crowbar. they could have broken the glass and gone in, but no, they destroyed the door. >> reporter: the thieves made off with a few tools, and it was enough for the contractor to warn the neighbors. >> i like it. >> i like it. it should be done so everybody knows to watch out for it. be on the alert. >> reporter: it seems everyone in willow glen has a story or two about being victims of theft. >> i put the alarm system right after the bicycle was stolen so delicious, they won't even know it's chicken. from my yard. >> the guy just walked out. like he was a cleaning person. 50% less fat...

100% johnsonville taste. and then he had somebody waiting on the side. >> reporter: you saw it? >> i saw it. >> reporter: back in 2008, there were almost 3,500 burglaries in san jose. so far, this year, there have been 3,800 on pace with last year's numbers. >> make sure that your home appears inhabited at all times. the good way to do this is with exterior lighting. >> reporter: san jose police posted this safety video on its website, hoping residents can make their homes burglar proof. >> put lights on a timer to give the appearance that your family is home. >> reporter: because of staffing problems, officers only respond to verified home alarms. that's if there is imminent danger or if the crime is in progress. >> i have an alarm system and i said, what's the purpose then? we pay money for this. and they're not coming out to protect us. >> reporter: so neighbors in willow glen say they have to look out for one another and alert each other to slow down or stop the burglars. there is that sign in realtime

right now. there are only two burglary detectives in the san jose police department, but they're busy prosecuting these cases so they don't have time, they say, in "health matters" a false to go out and investigate these new crimes. we're live in willow glen, sense of security tonight from two vaccines designed to prevent cervical cancer. damian trujillo, nbc bay area doctors found gardasil and news. just into our newroom, a new contest plea in court from the cervarix do not target hpv south bay engineer who threatened a state lawmaker. strains most often carried by african-american women, account he faces a maximum of ten years for 70% of all cervical cancers. in prison when he is sentenced. the researchers and outside the no contest plea means basham experts stress, though, this does not dispute the charges should not deter people from getting the vaccine. clinical trials are under way against him, including making an attempted terrorist threat and for another vaccine which offers illegal possession of assault a broader protection. members of the military says weapons and destructive devices. a new test gives them no choice he sent state senator eland yi but to turn to liposuction to keep rising in the ranks. threatening to use his sniper the new test is nicknamed the tape test. skills to assassinate the it calculates body fat by democrat. he was upset with a bill lee measuring the circumference of introduced limiting the rapid e the neck and waist. those who fail are sent to what reloading of assault weapons. celebrity chef, stolen is called the pork chop platoon lamborghini and teenager in hot

water. it's a local story getting and are not promoted once they national attention playing out in a marin county courtroom. lose the weight and pass the test. soldiers are turning to liposuction to remove fat from their waist. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins federal lawmakers and fitness experts are speaking out against this test. if you haven't already, it might be time to start. us. this was a serious legal case in this age of social media, for the teenager involved. >> reporter: it was indeed. doctors are suggesting parents closing arguments on both sides make new rules when it comes to are now complete. kids and their media usage. guy fieri taking the stand in the american academy of pediatrics recommends families the trial involving his stolen keep all screen media like tvs, computers and smartphones out of lamborghini and his testimony today literally taking five the kids' bedrooms. minutes. >> this has got so many other they also recommend limiting the amount of screen time including facets to it that are far more facebook and twitter to less important than my car. than two hours a day. my car is a very small, quite children under the age of 2 shouldn't be exposed at all. frankly, might be inconsequential. there's a bigger issue on the doctors say unrestricted media table. >> reporter: the bigger issue involves 19-year-old max wade use is linked with violence, bullying, sexting and obesity. charged with two counts of crank up the heater. it's going two chilly. >> extra blankets, and the fireplace in the north bay. live look outside at our sky attempted murder. camera network. the prosecutor was saying wade in san francisco, clouds was willing to kill to get tthe beginning to roll across right now. we'll have full details in that seven-day forecast on how cold it's going to be for tomorrow.

just a few minutes. he was infatuated with. i'm dave. >> i have friends call me, say, the 49ers get the week off after i saw your car on the freeway. a blowout victory in london. believe it or not, there's more the raiders' young qb sets an than one convertible lamborghini probably in northern california. people would call and we'd get nfl record. his head coach thinks there's reports. my attorney would hear about it. still major room for come to find out he was driving improvement. plus, a longtime giants coach on the move? it, brave kid. a key figure in san francisco's >> reporter: max wade is on trial for stealing fieti's car success is exploring his options. why not? details next from the xfinity sports desk. in 2011 and accused of firing shots into a car in mill valley carrying a girl he was infatuated with and her boyfriend. according to the prosecutor, wade thought he was a celebrity and he allegedly carried out the crime just like he was in the movies. >> when he sees what he wants, he takes it. >> reporter: fieti took the stand for only five minutes telling the jury he owned the am geaney and confirmed he never gave anyone permission to drive it. wade's eyes locked on to fieti as he testified showing no emotion.

f fiet ix making it clear his car is not important here and he wants to move on. >> i'm just happy it's done, and miss the car, it was a great car, but move on. >> reporter: during closing arguments, wade's attorney says it is not clear whether his client's dna was found in the car, or on any evidence found in this case. the case is now in the hands of the jury. deliberations will begin at 1:00 tomorrow. reporting live in san rafael, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> she's got her coat on. so do a lot of people. live look at emeryville. we're in for a chilly night and morning. but at least it doesn't look like this. it's not even halloween yet and this was the scene in the sierra. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with details of a frost advisory. jeff, where will we see the coldest temperatures tonight? >> most likely in those interior valleys tucked away from any kind of ocean breeze at this point. the key factor is the fact we've seen the storm system over the past 24 hours moving off toward the south.

that will leave us with clearing skies and allow a lot of radiational cooling to happen. basically any kind of heat from today escaping into the upper atmosphere. frost advisory in effect for the north bay, hills around napa, yontville and st. helena. up above 1,000 feet. in that area, close to that freezing mark for several hours. this extends to the southern fringes of the north bay just outside novato, marinwood and san rafael in the hills above 1,000 feet. here's the coldest we're highlighting. napa, 36. novato, 40. this trend will dive in colder the doctor sentenced for air over the next 48 hours. causing michael jackson's death what that means in the seven-day is a free man tonight. forecast and as you mentioned conrad murray left the l.a. county jail early this morning after serving two years of his before, someone has their jacket on tonight, here's a hint, keep the jacket out for a good far of four-year sentence. nbc reports from los angeles. this week. >> it chilly. speaking of weather, all the >> when he came to us, he did wind everyone's talking about, trees, trucks like that one his full time. >> reporter: sentenced by the state for four year, it was immediately cut in half when he

there, and power lines were no match for these high winds. spent his first night in jail the last day he walked out of guests of up to 75 miles per hour. the courthouse. nbc bay area's marianne favro >> they get automatically reduced in half by the state. they come to the county jail and shows us some of the damage. >> reporter: talk about a close call when winds toppled a 100 sheriff said they're going to do foot tall redwood tree, it their full time. >> reporter: conrad murray landed on the roof of this home. became like thousands of inmates in california, since the federal just below, several tons of government mandated the state to trunk is the bedroom of a 3-year-old girl. luckily, she and her family were reduce prisoners, murray only safe in the kitchen. had to serve two years a fact the couple that live in the cottage behind the damaged house causing outrage by many offended themselves that murray is out. weren't hurt, either, but >> the number one responsibility of government is to protect people and property. if you can't keep bad guys definitely startled. behind bars for the full length >> we just sat down to eat and this huge crash, like a train going right through our of their sentences, there's something seriously wrong about neighborhood, massive. and we jumped up, ran outside, your priorities. >> reporter: conservative radio host larry elder hears it from saw the huge tree. >> literally snapped and dropped his listeners all the time. on the roof. >> reporter: this massive tree >> convicted of manslaughter. was just one of dozens of calls did two, three years and he's for help. gone? this an outrage. terry's tree service responded to overnight. >> reporter: contradicted by >> we had call after call after groups looking for ways to invest money more in communities than brick and mortar. call. trees on houses in pleasanton, >> locking people up does not make them better. san ramon, branches in the road locking people up destroys them. to swerve to miss. >> reporter: the group, curve, >> reporter: he said this is a

case of a rotten trunk. californians united for in antioch, another tree crashed responsible budgets say the way into a house leaving snarled california increased reasons to go to prison is what set off tom branches inches from a bed. know effect of overcrowding in no one was hurt. at this shopping center in the first place. emeryville, scaffolding >> this is not because the crime rates went up. scattered like tinker toys in this is because we changed the the parking lot. in livermore, winds also took laws. out power lines, leaving >> reporter: yet using dr. murray as an example, packed hundreds without electricity. prisons remain a huge concern for the state in terms of space the highest winds in the east for inmates and the message it bay hit highway 580 between may send to nothose on the livermore and tracy. outside. >> you don't have rule of law, powerful gusts of 75 miles per you have nothing. >> reporter: dr. conrad murray hour. they were no match for at least is still a convicted felon. we have heard word the first five semitrucks. thing he wanted out of jail this they flipped on their sides. one driver was hurt. morning, in and out burger. reporting in downtown los in the wake of winds, a daunting angeles, nbc bay area news. >> okay. cleanup job, and a sobering reminder to check your trees, what does your facebook have your flash lights handy, account say about your relationship? one look at your facebook friends could determine if and heed wind warnings. you're in danger of breaking up in danville, marianne favro, nbc with your romantic partner what bay area news. a cornell professor and facebook other news tonight, the engineer claim. smoke could be seen for miles as they developed an analogy rhythm fast-moving fire in san francisco has left 50 people who find out who you're dating homeless tonight. the fire broke out around 12:30 this afternoon on valencia

street between 25th and 26th. a. researchers found having more that's in the mission district. links or high dispersion mean the odds of having a longer it destroyed the two-story relationship are better. residential building and if couples had a low dispersion, damaging three neighboring they were 50% more likely to buildings. fortunately everyone managed to break up in the next two months. a lot of pressure on the escape and no one was hurt. facebook pages. >> we're yelling to this guy >> i know. we are immediate friends. inside the marine house looking out the window. jeff and i are immediate he's looking out the window. friends. we're not breaking up. like, what's going on on the >> no, not at all. sidewalk over here? >> we're together forever. we're like, get out of your >> yes, of course. how much do you use facebook, of house. there's a fire going on. like, you got to get out. course? if you're on it sporadically, >> scary moments. may not be so true. the fire was under control in i'm just saying. about 90 minutes. >> interesting. okay. >> i'm just going there. the cause is still under >> you've done analysis, haven't investigation. he's a veteran, and well you? >> yes, i do. let's get a look at the weather maps. we have plenty of analysis here decorated deputy. he's now on paid leave. right now. we have the storm system that the sonoma county sheriffs brought us the wind yesterday department identified the deputy pushing to the south. involved in last week's fatal we're still dealing with a few shooting of a 13-year-old boy. snowflakes across lake tahoe. take it easy if you're headed erick gelhaus is a 24-year that way. look at this picture. veteran of the department. we posted it on instagram he's been a training officer since 2007 and also a medal of earlier today, up toward alpine valor recipient. a preliminary coroner's report meadows. 10 to 14 inches of snowfall up here today. shows the 13-year-old boy, andy looking great. we do hear from the ski resorts, lopez, was struck by gunfire seven times.

two wounds were fatal. expected to open. lopez had been carrying a pellet up within the next month. gun which resembled an automatic that's the great news. our next focus. that currently is the cold weapon. weather we do expect for deputy gelhaus is on paid tomorrow morning. administrative leave. isolated 30s into the north bay. on a downward spiral, how frost advisories in effect right the brother of a suspected drunk around the napa, just above the driver describes her state of 1,000 feet in those hills and mind. this is the first time we're also here throughout mill seeing her picture, 54-year-old valley. up above 1,000 feet. marjorie reitsell accused of then also goes right up near santa rosa. hitting and killing a couple on as you head throughout the morning hours, those in the the peninsula last thursday. north bay should definitely she was supposed to face a judge remember to wear layers, give today but didn't because of a your car a little extra time to medical issue. warm up and also don't forget to nbc bay area's kris sanchez protect those plants as well. shows us her troubles started temperatures definitely going to long before the tragic crash. be dropping down into the 30s. that means it's going to feel >> leave everything in god's even colder out there to you. first look at that tuesday hands. >> reporter: ronald says his forecast. sister is not the person she's we'll start overall inland with supposed to be. widespread 40s at 5:00 a.m. with a medical issue postponed the a little bit of cloud cover as well. 11:00 a.m., not going to warm up arraignment on charges of too much. vehicular manslaughter and temperatures in the upper 50s driving under the influence for and also low 60s. causing injury this crash thursday night. investigators say she was let's take you outside right now driving drunk when she hit and to the high definition sky camera network. see we to have cold, damp air in killed this couple in menlo park place. dew point temperature right now thursday night and hit another vehicle injuring two teenagers. of 46 degrees. so that's going to make the

the judge postponed the hearing ambient air temperature feel until tomorrow. chillier. wear the layers tonight. he brother says his sister is we'll also take you off to the south. you can see here in fremont, not bipolar and has been on a too much. downward spiral since their that's because we're still mother died last year. dealing with cloud cover throughout the south bay. >> is she an alcoholic and an once that cloud cover does addict? >> past. clear, that's going to set the you know what i mean? stage for these temperatures to like i say, she had a mental plummet even more. breakdown. you know what i mean? we'll have 39 in st. helena. he's going through it. you know what i mean? whatever, whatever, whatever brought that on, she had been 37 in santa rosa. not quite as bad in san without drinking for 16 days. francisco with 51. 36 in napa. >> reporter: in 2012, she was convicted of misdemeanor dui and real chill there. 35 in livermore. ordered to treatment. 38 expected in san jose. in 2006, she was ordered into the thing we typically see at rehab for possession of a least in the bay area is controlled substance. in 2005, she was busted with temperatures warming up 20 to 30 degrees by the afternoon. tomorrow, no, not the case. look at this. drug paraphernalia. san jose, 65 degrees. 2003, fined for driving without that's it. a license. 63 in morgan hill. the list of criminal cases 65 in gilroy. against her in san mateo county 62, los gatos. goes back to the 1980s. she is scheduled to return to 64 in palo alto. throughout the east bay, we'll court tomorrow afternoon to face find another round of 60 degree the latest and most serious charges against her, but until weather here. usually our hot spot. then, she'll remain in jail on not so hot tomorrow. 65, blackhawk. $2 million bond and the people 67 in livermore. who knew the singhs will throughout san francisco and the coastline, mix of 50s to also continue to try to make sense of the senseless. 60s. in redwood city, kris sanchez, sonoma, 66. vallejo, 62.

nbc bay area news. napa at 64. when it comes to halloween, we another difficult story in san francisco. have a dry forecast coming your a san francisco judge restored way, kids. limiting driving privileges to do not worry. and a few 60s coming our way. they feel a little bit spooky city parks employee thomas out there. otherwise, that forecast is looking great. bernoski accused of running over on that seven-day forecast, we and killing a young mother last stay dry all the way throughout month while she was lying in the this workweek. and a little bit of warming by grass with her daughter in holly park in the city. thursday and also friday. the judge limited bernoski to so tomorrow, take the jacket. by friday, we're going to be driving only for work, childcare good to go. >> okay. or counseling. looks good. thanks so much, jeff. >> yeah. let's bring in dave fellman she's be he's been suspended without pay from the parks department but from our comcast sportsnet his attorney says he's looking newsroom. a lot going on. i have to say, janelle, feldy for another job. last week he pleaded not guilty hinted he wanted to go golfing and is out of bail. coming up new at 6:00, not with me. i think he's hustling me. i know he's a very good golfer. again. new video of yet another tesla >> you know what, i do know, you are a good golfer. >> you know what, i'm not that on fire. how the bay area company is good a golfer. responding tonight. >> i've done my research. and seniors stranded inside >> i'm not, janelle, but i have of their care home. a good idea, tell any what you we have new details about the think of this. east bay home's sudden closure. raj should get a suite at the new levi stadium when the 49ers also -- open up in santa clara. >> reporter: i'm scott budman. coming up, a new kind of robot he's the big anchorman. from a bay area startup. he's rod burgundy. this one can even teach your we'll watch games with him for kids how to code. free and eat for free. >> that sounds perfect. we'll hear more from him coming deal. that's such a good offer, raj, up. take it.

>> he called me ron burgundy. take it away. >> thank you, guys. the 49ers return from london with a 6-2 record. second place in the nfc west. and with the knowledge that mario manningham, michael crabtree and perhaps aldon smith, yes, could be back in the not so distant future. they defeated the jaguars 42-10 in london. and have won five games in a row. san francisco scored over 30 points in each of those five wins, and now they get a much needed bye week. and the time off couldn't come at a better time. >> well needed, man. i mean, these guys don't complain. you know, every single week, whatever the coaches ask us to do, we do it. the coach given us a generous opportunity for giving us seven days off. we're going to take advantage of it, not party too much but get rest. >> we have room for improvement. we played well. we can eliminate mistakes and get better. we're going to take this bye week, rest up and get better and come back ready for week nine. >> guys just rest their bodies a little bit and get ready for the stretch ahead of us. it doesn't get any easier at

all, but this week will be good for everybody to just get your bodies back in and get ready for what's ahead. terrelle pryor can run. he proved that with the longest run ever by an nfl quarterback. on the first play of the game, in the raiders' 21-18 win over pittsburgh. the coach thinks there's still plenty of work for his young quarterback to do. >> i think he's made some significant strides, but i also think there's still a lot of room for improvement, a lot of room for growth. and i think with any young player, you know, the thing that i want to see out of him the most is really the consistency. you know, and can we be consistent, you know, from first series to the second series, from the first half, to the second half? you know, can we be a little bit more consistent? i think -- that's with all of our players, and the more we're able to do that, the more we're able to put together, you know, a full game. raiders defensive

coordinator jason tarver apologized for flipping off officials on sunday. in a statement released by the team, he said, i apologize for my action on the sideline of barry bonds is not giving yesterday's game. it was in the heat of the moment. up. his attorneys asked a federal and i regret drawing attention appeals court to reconsider its away from the raiders players and what they accomplished. obstruction of justice conviction today. bonds was convicted of lying to all right. let's go to hoops. warriors are coming off their best season in years. a federal grand jury looking into the balco scandal nearly and the new season is right around the corner. ten years ago. golden state gets things started a three-judge panel from the ninth u.s. circuit court of wednesday night at oracle when they host the lakers. appeals upheld the ruling last steph curry putting in the time month. now, bonds' attorney are asking for an 11-judge panel to rehear preparation. >> just get our bodies ready, this case. our minds clear for what we got also new at 6:00, this video to do on wednesday. just in from mexico. and it's a great opportunity. a tesla model "s" crashed so we're looking forward to it. >> we're excited about our best through a concrete wall, hit a tree and went up in flames. as you can see here. player getting some love. most importantly, the main thing the driver was able to escape for me, from day one, in unhurt. training camp was for him to it's the second time this month leave out of training camp a tesla has been involved in a fiery crash. healthy. and he's done that. other incident you might recall in washington, state of now it's about building on what washington, where road debris he was able to do last year, and punctured the battery sparking a he's up for the challenge. fire as well.

investigators say that fire in and we believe in him. the state of washington was not caused by a safety defect. longtime giants bench coach today, tesla shares closed down about 4%. the palo alto-based company's stock has fallen 16 % since that reportedly interviewed with the first car fire. apple ceo tim cook says it's seattle mariners job. going to be an ipad christmas. the staff typically grant permission for staff members to but investors aren't quite so interview for a higher position sure. with other teams. and this is the latest apple released its quarterly earnings report today and the halloween rage in kansas city. numbers were strong. the mini andy reid. nearly 34 million iphones and 14 the kid has tremendous facial million ipads sold. hair and to be honest with you, as apple continues to make a lot a little cuter than andy reid. of money, but profit margins and san jose native and actually dropped for the competitive eater joey chestnut quarter. and apple shares slid in won the first ever world twinkie after-hours trading. and speaking of apple, this is eating championship over the weekend consuming 121 of the where the late ceo steve jobs sweet treats in 6 minutes. grew up. in less than an hour from now, that's over 20 twinkies per the los altos historical minute and won $2,500 for his commission will decide whether this house will be a historic effort. resource. and janelle, raj did tell you the story that i did text what makes it historic is what him and asked him to play golf. happened inside the garage. what he didn't say was his that's where jobs and apple response which was very simple, co-founder steve wozniak built he said, i said there's dave the first apple computers and that was back in 1976. feldman, in comcast, he goes, who are you, and how did you get you may have a robot to

clean your house or maybe serve my number? wasn't very nice. you drinks. >> i don't believe that. how about a robot to help your i'm sure you guys would have such a good time. child prepare for a career in >> all right. i'll take you up on that golf technology? game when i improve a bit. in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, business and tech >> you got it. for a full half hour of reporter scott budman is here local sports coverage, watch with a look at the future of sportsnet central on comcast play, is that right, scott? >> reporter: absolutely right, sportsnet bay area along with dave feldman tonight at 10:30. raj. playing to help young people >> back in a moment. learn. if you think about it, these are toys that can help build the next generation of engineers. we got a first look at the robot of the future right here. it's a robot that can bang out a tune. more importantly, it's a robot that can teach your children about technology which may prepare them for a job. >> we're trying to teach kids, you know, the logic and the kind of the fundmental concept of how programming works. >> reporter: mountain view startup play-i gave us a first look inside their facility and at their robot. which can engage young people and will do what you tell them

to do through a series of commands from your touchscreen device. >> we believe that, you know, understanding computer programming is as important as reading, writing and arithmetic. that's kind of a core skill that's going to be essential, you know, for the next generation of kids. >> reporter: and they'll learn while playing. these robots, being built on site, and funded by people who visit the website can scoop up a ball, make sounds, and go in patterns all set up by your screen. >> putting together a sequence of events and story incidents that are happening through the context of a story and all along what they're doing is learning to program and they don't realize they're learning to program, they're just telling a story. >> reporter: a story that will help prepare the next generation of engineers even while they're having a good time. the play-i robots are set to go on sale next summer. at last check, the website for play-i which is where investors

can fund, it just opened up this morning and already surpassed $115,000. back to you guys. >> late ef buzz. thanks, scott. >> you bet. to an nbc bay area follow-up. within the hour palo alto city council will review a proposal to put a digital billboard on highway 101. the new billboard would be at the end of colorado avenue just south of the oregon expressway exit on city-owned land. the proposal would adjust city rules so this would be the only digital billboard allowed. if approved, it could bring in as much as $1 million a year in city revenue. some drivers say digital signs are distracting and dangerous. tonight at 11:00, only on take a look. good news for snowboarders and nbc bay area, an east bay paramedic gunned down by a skiers. yes. that is a lot of snow. snow is falling in sierra tajser. for the first time his widow nevada. it's the first significant speaks out, tonight at 11:00 dusting of the season. and it's falling pretty low at after an all new "blacklist." 4,500 feet. so if you're headed to the area, up to the mountains, you'll need tomorrow marks 100 days to to pack patience and, of course, the winter olympics. lindsey vonn, a star of team usa your chains. they've got snow.

we've got wind. says she's on the comeback and chilly temps. trail. you might remember this. let's check in with chief vonn's crash during the world meteorologist jeff ranieri. championships in austria last >> take a look at this photo i year. tough to even look at this. she had to have knee surgery and took yesterday from treasure island looking back toward san months of intense francisco. rehabilitation. senate storm winded up and hit but now she's back on the slopes us again with a lot of wind. and heading to the sochi the cloud cover also thickened up. olympics. >> i get back up, i fall, i get get ahold of me there instagram back up, that's just who i am. if you want to share your photo. i shared mine for today. obviously this is the biggest setback i've ever had, but i'm we'd love to post yours. skiing really well. let's get a look at the wind. the system fired up across the i've only been on snow a few days but i'm already almost bay area from the north to south right back where i was, so bay. top wind gust, 7 5 at altamont things are looking up. >> she is ready to go. pass. san francisco, 50. she was on the "today" show this morning. she's been in the headlines saratoga at 50 miles per hour as because of her relationship with well. the good news, we are done with tiger woods. the wind right now. back behind it, all that cold now she'll be in the headlines for what she's doing on the air is still lingering. a high of just 64 in napa. slopes ready to go for the 65 in livermore. winter games. >> we'll be cheering her on. also 64 in san jose. >> thank you for watching at keep those jackets handy. 6:00. as we head throughout tomorrow, have a great evening. chill is going to stay in the >> see you at 11:00. atmosphere. let's take you outside to the high definition sky camera network. see the cloud covering lingering in oakland but also areas of clearing. with a storm pushing out from

the north to the south, we will have widespread 40s tomorrow morning. we'll also bring you here down to the peninsula. and we do have widespread cloud cover in foster city right now. as a function of leftover cloud cover and also marine layer at the coastline. so tomorrow morning, who's going to be the coldest? right up here in the north bay. 39 in st. helena. 36, napa. 37 in santa rosa. not as bad in san jose. expecting 48 degrees. take a look at our temperatures. 9:00 and 10:00 tomorrow morning, widespread mid 50s across the bay. let's advance this into the noon hour. also 1:00 p.m. we're not doing too much better. widespread 50s. stay in the forecast. that's why you need to keep that jacket handy because with this cold air continually filtering across california, we do have at least two more days of these chillier temperatures, then gradual warming into halloween. we'll have the full seven-day forecast coming up. >> okay. thanks so much, jeff. facebook can sell all your information, but what about the future? the clues the site could be holding about the future of your

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the secret is out. c-net reports this four-story structure off treasure island is google's floating data center which has been kept top secret until now. the building would be powered and cooled by ocean water. saving the company millions of dollars in electricity. four years ago, google was granted a patent for a water-based data center. the mountain view based company is not commenting. there could be a new tax on your next can of soda, what one san francisco supervisor is proposing even though similar measures have failed here in the bay area. supervisor is proposing a tax on sugary drinks of 2 cents per ounce. that works out to be about 25 cents for a regular can of soda. he believes san francisco voters

will say yes because the estimated revenue of $31 million a year will go toward programs to help youth with nutritional and physical activities. he expects a big fight, though, from the beverage industry but says there's been a link between obesity and type 2 diabetes and low-income communities are most vulnerable. >> there's language in the measure providing that low-income and disadvantaged communities must be prioritized in terms of where the funding goes for health, nutrition, physical activity programs. >> so, again, that extra tax would be about 25 cents per can of soda. a similar proposal in richmond was defeated last year. if this makes the ballot next year, it would need a 2/3 majority to pass. coming up, new at 6:00, the new fight for gay rights returns to capitol hill. the history-making bill and what it would do for gays in the workplace. new concerns about allegations of u.s. spying. for the first time we're learning details about just how

much president obama knew. also -- >> reporter: i'm jodi hernandez in castro valley where we're learning new details about what led to the closure of this care facility, and tonight, the owner insists seniors were not left to fend for themselves. i'll have a live report coming up. to those who've waited... worried... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of health. welcome to covered california. the place to find quality, affordable coverage. financial help for those in need. and nobody can be denied because of a pre-existing condition. enroll now at coveredca.com.

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droppings and untrained staff. those are just some of the conditions the department of social services says seniors had to endure at a castro valley care home. but tonight the owner of the facility is painting a very different picture. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in castro valley with new details. jodi? >> reporter: janelle, the problems that allegedly took place inside this care facility are all spelled out in this complaint filed by the department of social services. but tonight the owner is taking issue with those allegations and says seniors were not abandoned. >> my client's heart is broken by this situation. she's committed to the residents and to her employees. >> reporter: the attorney for the owner of the valley spring manor care home in castro valley says the owner cares about her clients. and insists seniors were not left to fend for themselves when the state suspended the center's

license last week. >> they were absolutely not abandoned. the facility was properly staffed on saturday, and from the discussions that i was having with folks on saturday morning, everything there was under control. >> reporter: but the alameda county sheriffs department says they had to transport about a dozen seniors in need of care to hospitals over the weekend. neighbors say they'd grown increasingly worried about the seniors who lived there who they say sometimes wandered away. >> six months ago, my dad was here. he woke up in the morning and came out and saw something curled up on the sidewalk and thought it was an animal or dead animal. it happened to be an elderly woman curled up with no, with nothing on, and shivering. >> i would hear screaming and yelling and things, like get me out of her, help me, this hurts and screaming every night. >> reporter: tonight, we're getting a look at the complaint filed by the department of social services that led to the closure. that complaint says staff was not properly trained or

background checked. and says the facility was dirty and in disrepair with rodent droppings in the food pantry and not enough food suitable to eat. but the owner's attorney says they disagree. insisting the center was well maintained and the patients cared for. >> it's a beautiful facility. what i saw last night was two full freezers, a full pantry. a full refrigerator. you know, there's no shortage of food. >> reporter: now, we are told all of the seniors who used to live here are all doing okay tonight. meanwhile, the sheriffs department investigation continues. reporting live in castro valley, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. a 27-year-old woman is in jail tonight on suspicion of drunk driving after a deadly accident in a quiet an jose neighborhood. this is a mugshot of monica johnson. police say she hit and killed

her friend in front of a home around 2:30 this morning on wiebel way in willow glen. the friend has been identified as cassandra buck, a 26-year-old who lives in los angeles. police say johnson backed into buck and pinned her against the garage door. they believe both women knew each other and were even in the car together before the accident. they also found beer cans at the crash scene. more legal troubles for former santa clara county supervisor. a grand jury indicted him today on a criminal charge of false impersonation. he resigned back in march after pleading guilty to 12 felony and mist misdemeanor charged related to finance and campaign reports. the grand jury indicted him today for helping to send out campaign fliers in 2010 that had false information. damage control yet again. the obama administration is trying to patch things up with its allies after admitting to spying on them. the german intelligence officers are in washington, d.c., tonight to talk about the spying scandal after it was leaked that the nsa

had tapped german chancellor angela merkel's phone for years. both countries say they will work together to make sure the relationship is in tact. spain and france are also unhappy they were spied on. the white house says nsa procedures were being, are being reviewed. >> we need to ensure that we are collecting information not just because we can, but because we should. >> the white house also says president obama was not aware that the nsa was spying on world leaders. the leak came from documents stolen by former nsa contractor edward snowden, who is currently hiding in russia. the fbi officially has a new leader tonight. president obama swore in james combmy today at fbi headquarters. the 52-year-old actually began his duties last month when robert muller resigned after 12 years as director. he is well liked by lawmakers. he was confirmed by the senate 93-1. he's a former federal prosecutor and was number two in command at the justice department. in the u.s. senate, majority leader harry reid is promising to bring a gay rights bill to

the floor before this thanksgiving. in recent years, the prrallying point has been primarily same-sex marriage but the employment nondiscrimination act or enda, as it's known, would ban discrimination in the workplace. it's been introduced in nearly every congress since 1994. a version was passed by the house in 2007. however, it died in the senate under a threatened veto by then-president george w. bush. at least 55 senators are on the record supporting enda. hours after a federal judge rejected portions of texas' tough new law abortion restrictions, state leaders are believed to be planning an appeal. among the regulations the judge struck down was the one requiring that clinic doctors have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. the judge called that an undue obstacle. wendy davis shot to national attention when she filibustered against the package of laws and since announced her intention to run for governor. a hefty payout.

penn state university reached a settlement with the sex abuse victims of jerry sandusky. the school's former assistant football coach. the terms of this settlement are sealed. officials say the university will pay nearly $60 million to 26 victims. sandusky is currently serving 30 to 60 years in prison after convicted of 45 counts of child sex abuse last year. he is appealing his conviction. several former penn state officials are still awaiting trial for allegedly covering up complaints about the abuse. well tomorrow marks 100 days until the winter olympics begin in russia. and president vladimir putin wants the world to know everyone is welcome to sochi regardless of their sexual orientation. that was his message today after he greeted the head of the international olympic committee. russia recently passed a law which prohibits gay propaganda, drawing worldwide criticism and even calls for an olympic boycott. the ioc committee has stood firm insisting it will honor the olympic charter which mandates nondiscrimination. more than 125,000 spectators and

competitors will descend on sochi in february. still ahead at 6:00, he was convicted for his role in the death of a pop icon. now michael jackson's former doctor is out of jail. the loophole that allowed him out early. and resorting to surgery to serve the country. the new lengths service members are going to just to make the cut. and good evening, i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. we're tracking a lot of cold air diving across the bay area. we're going to talk more about that morning chill, who will be in the 30s, and what it all means for that halloween coming up in just a few minutes. presents...